Cloud skill in a minute
A 60-second video showing how to check what cloud resources are deployed in your AWS account using the S3 listing command.
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Transcript
You have cloud resources running, but do you know what is actually deployed in your account? Viewing your cloud resources is the first skill every developer needs.
The AWS CLI lets you see your deployed resources with one command. Run aws s3 ls to list every S3 bucket in your account and see what is stored there.
S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. It is object storage for files, images, and backups. It scales automatically and is the foundation most cloud applications built on AWS use.
Install the AWS CLI, run aws s3 ls, and see what is already deployed in your account. This is the skill that helps you manage and control your cloud costs.
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